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Need help, how to setup 3 AP50

I have 3AP50 1AP30. I also have two different network (Internal and Guest).

Before I have two cisco AP, I use trunk to setup VLANs.

How can I setup 3 AP50 with two SSIDs each.

Thanks,

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0 BarryG over 11 years ago

Hi,

1. if the Cisco VLANs are running in 802.1q vlan mode, it should work fine

2. once the AP is initially connected, set the VLAN Tagging / AP VLAN ID option to your management VLAN ID, wait for the setting to apply, and then plug the AP into a Tagged switch port.

3. the UTM doesn't seem to support VLAN1 at all.

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0 fsyong over 11 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi,

1. if the Cisco VLANs are running in 802.1q vlan mode, it should work fine

2. once the AP is initially connected, set the VLAN Tagging / AP VLAN ID option to your management VLAN ID, wait for the setting to apply, and then plug the AP into a Tagged switch port.

3. the UTM doesn't seem to support VLAN1 at all.

Barry

Tried this, it works. But still need to do something:

1 Enable the DHCP for the AP
2 Disable the STP, otherwise the port on cisco switch will be disabled.
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0 fsyong over 11 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi,

1. if the Cisco VLANs are running in 802.1q vlan mode, it should work fine

2. once the AP is initially connected, set the VLAN Tagging / AP VLAN ID option to your management VLAN ID, wait for the setting to apply, and then plug the AP into a Tagged switch port.

3. the UTM doesn't seem to support VLAN1 at all.

Barry

Tried this, it works. But still need to do something:

1 Enable the DHCP for the AP
2 Disable the STP, otherwise the port on cisco switch will be disabled.
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